
Just shut the up already! you're making an ass of yourself.
I'm letting my Christian feelings get hurt?

I'm the biggest ing atheist that you'll ever find. I don't have ANY christian feelings to get hurt. Just because you can't fathom how someone can't like this movie, don't start making up.
Karen Allen can't act, and she never could. The key word here is face time peewee. On the first movie, she was easy to look at. Now, she's got nothing.
and let me just

@ you comparing the atomic blast fridge scene with the Hitler's autograph scene. The latter had no ing purpose whatsoever except maybe to overkill the idea that Indy is ing indestructible. The Hitler scene at least was humorous. I don't mind the science fiction aspect of the Indy movies, and my main beef with "The kingdom of the skulls" isn't the aliens.
Let me ask you something, when you saw the way the fridge flew and crash landed, bouncing several ing times, did you not think to yourself "
am I supposed to believe someone can survive that ?" If you didn't, then I'd imagine you'd be alright with Spielberg trying to convince you that Indiana Jones could suddenly sprout wings and escape danger flying...
Indiana Jones was always meant to be just an ordinary man, with an extraordinary set of brass balls, a brilliant mind, and a load of luck. The luck aspect was always the comedic relief of the movie (ex. The Hitler autograph scene). Everything else served to help you identify with Indy. In this movie, the bull aspect got out of hand.
Seriously, if the Tarzan scene didn't make you uncomfortable in your seat, as if to say "
what the is this?" I don't know what to say to you.